Question: When is a Trade Pact not a Trade Pact?
Answer: When it protects legacy industries from competition and strips from governments the means to manage their own economies.
With little attention from the media, an agreement called the Trans-Pacific Partnership is being negotiated among the U.S. and other Pacific Rim nations. The TPP has been positioned as merely a trade deal.
Described as a "stealthy delivery mechanism for policies that could not survive public scrutiny" the pact aims to severely curtail government authority at all levels. Meanwhile, it would greatly encourage predatory trade that harms communities and the environment.
Take action against this act that allows big industries to act in any way they want without gov. Interference.